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SPOILER ALERT! [10/10]

This is one of the most satisfying episodes that has been aired so far. Yijoo won the shareholders' trust and she has officially been chosen to take over her grandfather's share. The commotion caused by Lee Junghye caused her to be shamed in public in front of the shareholders, and now everyone knows not to trust her. Congratulations grandpa! I didn't like the fact that he was so scared of his daughter-in-law, but now he doesn't care about her threats anymore. He has been saying how much he wants Yijoo to be happy, so it was great to see him step up and not let Junghye belittle him and everyone else. Yijoo's father now knows and believes he is her biological father. Fuck him for giving a lame ass reason. He said he's been harsh on Yijoo because somehow she felt like his biological daughter and it stressed him out to feel this way towards her instead of Yoora who is supposedly his biological daughter. What kind of fucked up thinking is that? Look, Yoora is a piece of shit, but even if she's not your biological daughter, you still have to take care of her as your own! Yijoo too, she deserves better. So what if Yijoo is not your biological daughter? It doesn't make sense for someone to think it's okay to be shitty towards your children because they're not biologically yours. He doesn't deserve Yijoo or Yoora. Junghye is the wife he deserves because he's rotten to the core. I'm glad he wants to make amend with Yijoo and acknowledge his shameful, spiteful actions towards her. But he has to prove himself worthy of Yijoo's love. Yijoo is a smart girl and she has grown a lot since she first lived her second life. I know she will not make it easy for her father to gain her trust. I want her to be happy, that's all that matters. Yoora realising that her mother isn't who she thought she was, hits hard. She also comes to the realisation that she's exactly like her mother, and she can't bear the thought of being this wicked, evil person. Guess what Yoora, you had a lot of chances to break the chain, but you didn't. Yijoo and everybody else gave you the opportunity to be a better person, but you didn't take it. Instead, you went as far as hurting others because somehow, only your happiness matters. I doubt she'll be genuinely happy if all of these things didn't happen. Just look at her in her previous life. She had to act tough in front of Doguk who didn't give two cents about her, that's why she clung to Sehyeok because she knew the man was stupidly in love with her. When Grandpa Han opened up to Yoora about her mother's past and told her what her mother did, I was sad. He was so gentle with her and talked to her like Yoora was a child. I get him. Child Yoora is also a victim of her mom's wrongdoings. I'm happy despite the shits Yoora did to Yijoo and many people, Grandpa Han wasn't mean to her. He gave her the chance to change and live her life properly, and she did. Yoora, this is your LAST chance to do the right thing, so please, no more annoying, bratty Yoora from now.

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Fate is so wrong, Yeon Chong is naive

I think UTW character is being too devoted and forsakes all other important things for an uncertain stake. How could he betray his own father? I understand the Princess is lovely and he is driven by a strong desire to protect her as she had helped him..that's the tragedy of it. But even so, should this take precedence over considering your own father? I hope the son will grow to understand his father a little batter.



The General breaks my heart. He's a man who cares deeply yet cannot say things because of the difficult situation he's in. It;s obvious he really wanted to avoid all the things that happened but his son had to meddle and caused everything his father wanted to avoid. He clearly had wanted to protect him and at the moment it's the son who berays his father and his father's rebellion plans. I do love the General.



The series still doesn;t pass judgments on any of the sides, it maintains impressive neutrality in depicting characters as entangled in a difficult entanglement of events and circumstances where each side has their own reasons for acting in a given way.



"Fate" in cerrtain circumstances is a really one's worst enemy, or rrather the way things develop could not be worse.

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Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Ji-won Prove to be a Stellar Pair

The episode is a great introduction to the pair- Hyun-woo and Hae-in and the world that they belong to. From the squabbles to the uncomfortable feelings of Hyun-woo towards his situation, it gives an insight into the character. Kim Soo-hyun did a fantastic job of portraying Hyun-woo and all the confusing emotions he went through during the episode. My only qualm with the episode is that we didn’t get to see much of Kim Ji-won as Hae-in and her relationship with Hyun-woo. There were scenes but it could be more centered around them. Seeing the Episode 2 preview, it seems as though we’ll get more of the chaotic duo in hilarious situations so we are looking forward to that!

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